Every NFL Team’s Biggest MISTAKE of the 2022 Offseason…

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Here are the worst mistakes of the 2022 NFL offseason.

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32 thoughts on “Every NFL Team’s Biggest MISTAKE of the 2022 Offseason…”

  2. Now I can defend the Giants Wandale Robinson pick they yes have Golladay Sheppard Slayton Toney but we are rebuilding so Slayton Sheppard and Golladay will probably be gone by the trade deadline so We we’re thinking that Robinson can be replacement for one of them and maybe Barkley

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  3. The head scratcher for me is how much in draft capital the Cleveland Browns gave the Houston Texans for Deshaun Watson. Paying Watson 230m guaranteed shows signs of desperation. Now all other QBs are going to want the same kind of payday. example is Lamar Jackson of the Ravens.

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  4. Understand that when you talk about the giants and being “loaded” at receiver, the leading receiver had two touchdowns on the whole year so drafting another receiver is not a bad thing especially considering part of the reason it was only two touchdowns is because every single receiver for us last year missed multiple games due to injury.

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  5. Wow…..who is this Justin Jefferson character that has swooped in and taken Herbert's job? He must be amazing! Also …..N'Keal Harry for a 7th rd. pick is about right. However Robert Woods only netting a slightly better 6th rd'er ,is not.

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  7. Ummmmm maybe because Bateman actually showed he can actually catch and go up against defense… something Brown never did lol. He was playing better than him and he played less

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  9. Fournette is absolutely worth $7mil/yr. You make it seem like at age 27 he's DEAD!! He's a top 10 RB that @$7mil/yr is a STEAL!!! I'd take that deal 6 days a wk & DEF twice on Sun.

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  10. Dallas did not make a mistake trading away Amari Cooper. Amari's stats after the halfway part of last season were pretty pathetic. Not much in terms yards, or touchdowns. Definitely not worth paying 20 million for that kind of production. On top of that, Cooper is always dealing with some kind of nagging lower leg or foot injury that diminishes his effectiveness. And that's not even counting his issues with his work ethic and drive. The man flat out quit in the playoff game against SF and was loafing on run blocks and jogging through routes.

    And pretty much every other team in the league felt a similar way because they didn't want to give anything higher than a low round pick to obtain him in a trade. And no, the low round pick that Dallas got was not because the front office said they were going to trade or cut Amari. Every trade that has ever happened has the front office talking about a player being available long before a trade occurs. If Cooper really was considered to be worth more, there is no reason why teams that wanted his services wouldn't give a higher pick. But no one thought he was worth more than a low round pick.

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  12. Disagree with the statement Wentz is the best qb Washington has used since kirk cousins. That would be Amex Smith. That guy may not pit up huge numbers but he was a winner and consistent.

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  21. Eli Apple’s sister went to my highschool when I was there like 4 years ago n to say the least she was not liked at all… not to mention there’s more eagles fans in jersey than NY fans… idk if I ever saw anyone receive more hate in my life.

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  24. Some peoples' belief in Jimmy G is so bizarre. The guy is, at best, a completely mediocre QB. His postseason stats are atrocious and the Niners usually got where they were despite him, not because of him.

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  25. Nah, Cowboys problem was signing Cooper to that extension. They shouldn't have. Yes, he helped our offense tremendously when it was depleted at WR, but it killed our cap. I felt there were cheaper alternatives than 5yr/100mil. Maybe not as flashy as Cooper, but enough to do the job.

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  26. From at least a season and possibly 2 to the NFL offering less than 3 quarters as a plea bargain. I see the same comical talking points are alive and well. I get it,that content barrel is almost empty.

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